Training for Professionals
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Tailored to fit your needs FASD Network UK has been providing quality training on FASD since 2010. Sessions have been LSCB approved. We can offer short briefings, half day, and full day training sessions as well as workshops and conference speaking. We offer bespoke sessions and welcome your enquiries. |
Bespoke training for:
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Consultancy
FASD Network UK can provide individualised consultancy. This can include observations within homes and schools, report writing for plans and attendance at planning meetings.
FASD Network UK can provide individualised consultancy. This can include observations within homes and schools, report writing for plans and attendance at planning meetings.
Presentations
Have you attended FASD Network UK training in 2019?
Use the password given at the session to access the presentation handout.
Resources 2019 LINK
Event 08/03/19 LINK
Training Pack 2019 LINK
Have you attended FASD Network UK training in 2019?
Use the password given at the session to access the presentation handout.
Resources 2019 LINK
Event 08/03/19 LINK
Training Pack 2019 LINK
Research
2013 'If I was in charge...the reflections of adults with FASD on service delivery'. Maria Catterick 2013
85 adults with FASD contributed to the study which looked at their lives and asked them to reflect on their life experiences in order to shape UK service provision.
2012 “As I see it . . . Using social media to bring out the voices of people with FASD, their families and carers.”
Maria Catterick of FASD Network UK participated in this study alongside Pip Williams of European FASD Birth Mothers Network and Eileen Calder of FASD Scotland. It won First Prize in the poster competition at the 2nd European FASD conference in Barcelona.
2013 'If I was in charge...the reflections of adults with FASD on service delivery'. Maria Catterick 2013
85 adults with FASD contributed to the study which looked at their lives and asked them to reflect on their life experiences in order to shape UK service provision.
2012 “As I see it . . . Using social media to bring out the voices of people with FASD, their families and carers.”
Maria Catterick of FASD Network UK participated in this study alongside Pip Williams of European FASD Birth Mothers Network and Eileen Calder of FASD Scotland. It won First Prize in the poster competition at the 2nd European FASD conference in Barcelona.
